Amy Coney Barrett is a sad, sorry excuse to be considered as a justice for the highest court in the land. She is a homophobe and a flagrant opponent of legal abortion. Which, of course, makes her a typical appointment by a corrupt president like Trump.
By forcing a tradition-busting, norm-busting confirmation of a hard-core right-winger with limited judicial experience, Republicans, Donald Trump, and Mitch McConnell ignored the Constitution and the law.
Republicans never had enough votes to defeat Barrett, so the GOP Senator put her re-election hopes ahead of what she said she believed in.
Nothing — not the law, the norms of the Constitution — seems to bother the GOP in its manhandling of the nomination protocol.
Barrett’s service on the board suggests she holds deep-seated homophobic hatred of gays.
Conflicting claims about health care and audio problems just added to the testy third day of hearings for the Supreme Court nominee.
The arguments have little effect to a GOP majority that is determined to put another right-wing voice on the high court.
Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett will face senators’ questions over her approach to health care, legal precedent and even the presidential election during a
Democrats sound the alarm bells but some legal experts say the Affordable Care Act faces little danger.
The headlong rush to confirm what could be the last court appointment by Donald Trump faces a tough election-year fight.